Post Your Black & White Landscapes

[Lester Wareham]

Land A2022 St Cwyfans Church B5_16-05-22_001-02 BW by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Lester Wareham]

Gen Shipwreck_08-05-22_011 BW by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Lester Wareham]

land wreck of Athena B_10-05-22_005 BW by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Lester Wareham]

land beach groins A06_10-09-22_003_1 by Lester W, on Flickr

 

[Pagman]

I have one - over looking Bodmin Moor Cornwall showing the Tors on the peaks.

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[Lester Wareham]

I have one - over looking Bodmin Moor Cornwall showing the Tors on the peaks.

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Very nice clouds, great B&W rendering.

We had a week down there one October, the forecast was horizontal rain but we lucked out with warm sun, walking around in shirt sleeves a lot of the time.

 

[Ecc233]

 

[Ecc233]

 

[Lester Wareham]

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Wonderful misty mystery!

 

[Ecc233]

Wonderful misty mystery!

Thanks Lester

 

[SonomaTim]

 

[boomer1959]

Morant's curve. Banff National Park

 

[i-G12]

Morant's curve. Banff National Park
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Outstanding. And a great place to visit. The scenery in Banff National Park is just amazing.

 

[boomer1959]

Outstanding. And a great place to visit. The scenery in Banff National Park is just amazing.

Thank you

 

[Redlegrangerone]

Common landscape at rice planting time.

 

[savoirferret]

Mono Lake

 

[Infrared Guy]

Mono Lake

When you were there, did you get to Bodie?

 

[savoirferret]

When you were there, did you get to Bodie?

I did not. For that trip, Mono Lake was my end goal and I headed west afterwards.

 

[savoirferret]

 

[StephenM]

This was taken some years ago at Glenmore (just down the road from Aviemore in Scotland. The camera was a Mamiya RZ67 with the standard 110mm lens. Film would have been either FP4 or PanF as they are the only B&W films I've used in years. The small tree in the foreground (just shrubs at the time) have now grown up and this view can't be repeated. I've never made a note of settings, so I can't provide anything like exif data - when asked, all I can do is recall the lighting, make a guess that I used f/16 and estimate the shutter speed.